r/artificial - For Neuralink run tests to see if you can put thoughts into someone or something's head

Easy enough to abstract information from someone's mind, but you'll know you're getting somewhere when you put information "in." Like maybe if you can get a monkey to "get the red ball" and they routinely do after having the thought put in their mind. Or for human trials have then be given a question they could know the answer to if the thought insertion worked. You shouldn't be trying to get a brain and a computer to work directly in tandem. Not at all compatible, but you can translate thoughts into computer code, have the computer do the processing and then insert the thought back.